Don’t expect the new Xbox Live Experience any time soon

by Jason Cartwright

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Last weekend’s Xbox Live downtime was supposed to get the servers ready for the new Xbox Live Experience. While Major Nelson made it perfectly clear the new XLE wouldn’t be available when the servers came back up, many expected the wait to be a short one. We may in fact be waiting till a lot closer to Christmas.

In a new blog post on MajorNelson.com about the updated Games Marketplace, Major also included the following..

Also, For those that are wondering: The New Xbox Experience will ship later this year. As in before the New Year.

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